When you select the graph with a right-click, you'll be able to select GraphicObject/Update.
When this is active you'll see a new menu with a button for row or column. I guess those buttons do what you need....

Just right-click the graph to get the pop-up window that also allows you to see the properties (last option).
The "Object" should be the second option and show two (or three) options to the right like "Open/Update" when selected. (I have the dutch version, so my translation can differ...) You should just get the Update window where the Rows/Cols buttons show, and also the (updatable) grid.

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I'm sorry to be so stupid...the only "Update" I see on my properties dialog box is "Update Options - Automatic or Manual. It's the fourth choice on the "All" tab. I think we're looking at different things?

If you mean edit the graph itself I do that by double-clicking on the graph to access the actual datasheet and chart in MS Graph. I've tried many many things - rows vs. columns, changing the order of my underlying query fields, adding blank fields, adding duplicate fields. It's just beyond my grasp.

I want depth to be the y axis and several fields from one or more tables to be graphed for that depth. It's when I have more than one field of data to be plotted that I run into trouble.

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